Abstract

AEROSPACE MEDICINE AND CHANGES OF HUMAN BODY IN SPACE

Wagh Bhakti Rajendra* and Pimpale Vivek Akrur

ABSTRACT

Space medicine is essential to human space travel because it helps people survive, operate, and perform in this demanding and sometimes deadly environment. It is a multinational, multidisciplinary, and multicultural organization that operates at the cutting edge of scientific, technological, and medical research. When space exploration reaches trained astronauts Work together to assess and transfer risks to those who already have medical issues. They might be made worse by microgravity. As international space medicine (ISS) has developed over the past ten years, the space medicine community of the ISS partners has built a foundation with which to control medical procedures, policies, and treatment during the ISS program. However, providing us with medical care capability in a multinational setting in space is a daunting challenge. A significant role for space medicine is played by (ISS). Because of the temporal difference in space, it is thus
desired that drugs maintain their shelf life throughout space missions. This is because drug stability cannot be confirmed. This article provides us with an overview of important drugs that astronauts take and are given during space missions. In order to protect astronauts from a variety of obstacles, including keeping them alert and enhancing their brain capacity for completing space missions more seriously, a variety of medications are administered to boost their thinking ability and preserve their mental health.[3,5] Subsequently come the second set of major components, which include skin, bones, motion sickness, and cardiovascular diseases (CVS). There are other spaceflight-related environmental conditions, like as microgravity, intense vibration, severe vacuum, fluctuating humidity, temperature swings, and strong radiation, that might impact the stability of pharmaceuticals.

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